Category Archives: Publications from the Quest

Time magazine takes note of moral injury

Posted on September 2, 2011 by dianesilver

Mark Thompson on Time’s Battleground blog has a nice blurb up today about my Miller-McCune story on moral injury. I think the issue of moral injury needs to be discussed far more than it is today, so I’m pleased to … Continue reading →

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Wounded Souls and Moral Injury

Posted on September 1, 2011 by dianesilver

My story about moral injury is finally out in Miller-McCune magazine. This is one of several articles to come out of my work on the Goodness Project.

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Shameless Self Promotion

Posted on July 26, 2011 by dianesilver

The August issue of The Progressive Magazine is out now, and it includes my essay, “Was My Father Evil?” My essay  is not available online, so go forth and purchase an old-fashioned hard copy of the thing. Tell them Diane … Continue reading →

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The Progressive and the Goodness Project

Posted on June 13, 2011 by dianesilver

I’m pleased to report that The Progressive will be publishing an updated version of my essay, “Was My Father Evil?” The essay is set to run in the August issue.

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Cramming Goodness into a Box

Posted on May 19, 2011 by dianesilver

My story on Duke Professor Ruth Grant is now online at the University of Chicago Magazine. An excerpt: “There is no form of goodness that’s good in every situation,” Grant says. “Nobody is a perfectly good person.” Whether someone can … Continue reading →

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